welovetrump--2020-07-24--“Trump Virus”: Nancy Panders To The Chinese CCP

And more from The Hill : Speaker Nancy Pelosi ( D-Calif. ) dubbed the coronavirus the “ Trump virus ” on Tuesday evening , ratcheting up her rhetoric over President Trump ’ s handling of the pandemic .
`` Well , I think with the president 's comments today , he recognized the mistakes he has made by now embracing mask-wearing and the recognition this is not a hoax .
It is a pandemic that has gotten worse before it will get better because of his inaction , '' Pelosi said on CNN 's `` The Situation Room . ''
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ is the Trump virus , '' Pelosi added , reiterating the phrase later in the interview as well .
The Democratic leader was responding to the president 's briefing at the White House earlier Tuesday in which he praised the use of face masks and urged Americans to wash their hands and practice physical distancing to stem the spread of the virus .
During the briefing — the president 's first coronavirus-focused White House briefing in nearly three months — Trump also warned that the outbreak in the U.S. will `` get worse @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in parts of the country .
`` If he had said months ago , let 's wear masks , let ’ s not — let ’ s socially distance instead of having rallies and whatever they were , then more people would have followed his lead , '' Pelosi argued on CNN .
`` He 's the president of the United States . ''
Pressed by CNN host Wolf Blitzer on whether she was asserting that thousands of Americans had died because of the president ’ s response , Pelosi responded , “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ saying .
I think it 's clearly evident.
” The comments mark one of the strongest rebukes yet of Trump ’ s handling of the pandemic , which Democrats maintain could have been more aggressively dealt with by the White House .
The criticism , which centers around Trump ’ s early reluctance to wear a mask and barbs from some White House aides directed at health officials such as Anthony Fauci , has been amplified amid a spike in coronavirus cases across the country , particularly in the South and West .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
We ’ re approaching 4 million people infected , people affected by this , infected by it , and a large number , like 140,000 , who have passed away .
If it 's important to wear a mask now , it would have been important to wear it in March instead of telling us that by April we would all be going to church together .
I wish that were the case , but he had no scientific basis for that , ” Pelosi said .
“ If they don ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and that ’ s a way that we can overcome this .
We have hope and prayers for a vaccine .
God willing that will be soon .
But it is still months away , and people will die .
So let 's hope that the president comes closer to embracing the reality of this pandemic , this Trump virus .
”

And more from The Hill:
Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) dubbed the coronavirus the “Trump virus” on Tuesday evening, ratcheting up her rhetoric over President Trump’s handling of the pandemic.
"Well, I think with the president's comments today, he recognized the mistakes he has made by now embracing mask-wearing and the recognition this is not a hoax. It is a pandemic that has gotten worse before it will get better because of his inaction," Pelosi said on CNN's "The Situation Room."
"In fact, clearly, it is the Trump virus," Pelosi added, reiterating the phrase later in the interview as well.
The Democratic leader was responding to the president's briefing at the White House earlier Tuesday in which he praised the use of face masks and urged Americans to wash their hands and practice physical distancing to stem the spread of the virus.
During the briefing — the president's first coronavirus-focused White House briefing in nearly three months — Trump also warned that the outbreak in the U.S. will "get worse before it gets better" amid surges in parts of the country.
"If he had said months ago, let's wear masks, let’s not — let’s socially distance instead of having rallies and whatever they were, then more people would have followed his lead," Pelosi argued on CNN. "He's the president of the United States."
Pressed by CNN host Wolf Blitzer on whether she was asserting that thousands of Americans had died because of the president’s response, Pelosi responded, “Yes, that's what I am saying. I think it's clearly evident.”
The comments mark one of the strongest rebukes yet of Trump’s handling of the pandemic, which Democrats maintain could have been more aggressively dealt with by the White House.
The criticism, which centers around Trump’s early reluctance to wear a mask and barbs from some White House aides directed at health officials such as Anthony Fauci, has been amplified amid a spike in coronavirus cases across the country, particularly in the South and West.
“We’re approaching 4 million. We’re approaching 4 million people infected, people affected by this, infected by it, and a large number, like 140,000, who have passed away. If it's important to wear a mask now, it would have been important to wear it in March instead of telling us that by April we would all be going to church together. I wish that were the case, but he had no scientific basis for that,” Pelosi said.
“If they don’t return to science and governance — and that’s a way that we can overcome this. We have hope and prayers for a vaccine. God willing that will be soon. But it is still months away, and people will die. So let's hope that the president comes closer to embracing the reality of this pandemic, this Trump virus.”


welovetrump--2020-07-24--WaPo Settles $250M Defamation Lawsuit With Covington High School’s Nick Sandmann

For those who do n't remember , Sandmann and other Covington High School students were nationally vilified due to their depiction by major news outlets as being MAGA hat wearing bigots .
Many might remember their depiction as Trump 's Hitler Youth , harassing a poor Native American War Hero ( who was n't actually a War Hero ) .
Turns out that the teens were waiting for their ride back from a Pro-Life rally .
The full video reveals that there was indeed a Native American gathering at the Lincoln Memorial , that it took place shortly before the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that during it the indigenous people had been the subject of a hideous tirade of racist insults and fantasies .
But the white students weren ’ t the people hurling this garbage at them—the young “ African American men preaching about the Bible and oppression ” were doing it .
For they were Black Hebrew Israelites , a tiny sect of people who believe they are the direct descendants of the 12 tribes of Israel , and whose beliefs on a variety of social issues make Mike Pence look like Ram Dass .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ had wandered into a Tom Wolfe novel and had no idea how to get out of it .
It seems that the Black Hebrew Israelites had come to the Lincoln Memorial with the express intention of verbally confronting the Native Americans , some of whom had already begun to gather as the video begins , many of them in Native dress .
The Black Hebrew Israelites ’ leader begins shouting at them : “ Before you started worshipping totem poles , you was worshipping the true and living God .
Before you became @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the true and living God .
This is the reason why this land was taken away from you !
Because you worship everything except the most high .
You worship every creation except the Creator—and that ’ s what we are here to tell you to do.
” A young man in Native dress approaches them and gestures toward the group gathering for its event .
But the Black Hebrew Israelites mix things up by throwing some dead-white-male jargon at him—they are there because of “ freedom of the speech ” and “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The young man backs away .
“ You have to come away from your religious philosophy , ” one Black Hebrew Israelite yells after him .
A few more people in Native costume gather , clearly stunned by his tirade .
“ You ’ re not supposed to worship eagles , buffalos , rams , all types of animals , ” he calls out to them .
A Native woman approaches the group and begins to challenge its ideology , which prompts the pastor ’ s coreligionists to thumb their Bibles for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ He asks the woman why she ’ s angry , and when she tells him that she ’ s isn ’ t angry , he responds , “ You ’ re not angry ?
You ’ re not angry ?
I ’ m making you angry.
” The two start yelling at each other , and the speaker calls out to his associates for Isaiah 58:1 .
Another woman comes up to him yelling , “ The Bible says a lot of shit .
The Bible says a lot of shit .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Black Hebrew Israelites believe , among other things , that they are indigenous people .
The preacher tells a woman that “ you ’ re not an Indian .
Indian means ‘ savage.
’ ” Men begin to gather with concerned looks on their face .
“ Indian does not mean ‘ savage , ’ ” one of them says reasonably .
“ I don ’ t know where you got that from.
” At this point , most of the Native Americans who have surrounded— “ mobbed ” ?
—the preacher have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ young and too unsophisticated to understand : that the “ four young African American men preaching about the Bible and oppression ” are the kind of people you sometimes encounter in big cities , and the best thing to do is steer a wide berth .
Most of them leave , exchanging amused glances at one another .
But one of the women stays put , and she begins making excellent points , some of which stump the Black Hebrew Israelites .
It was heating up to be an intersectional showdown for the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ going head to head with the Native Americans .
But when the Native woman talks about the importance of peace , the preacher finally locates a unifying theme , one more powerful than anything to be found in Proverbs , Isaiah , or Ecclesiastes .
He tells her there won ’ t be any food stamps coming to reservations or the projects because of the shutdown , and then gesturing to his left , he says , “ It ’ s because of these … bastards over there , wearing ‘ Make America @ @ @ @ @ @ @ turns to capture five white teenage boys , one of whom is wearing a maga hat .
They are standing at a respectful distance , with their hands in their pockets , listening to this exchange with expressions of curiosity .
They are there to meet their bus home .
“ Why you not angry at them ?
” the Black Hebrew Israelite asks the Native American woman angrily .
“ That ’ s right , ” says one of his coreligionists , “ little corny-ass Billy Bob.
” The boys don ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ one of them smiles at being called a corny-ass Billy Bob .
They seem interested in what is going on , in the way that it ’ s interesting to listen to Hyde Park speakers .
The Native woman isn ’ t interested in attacking the white boys .
She keeps up her argument with the Black Hebrew Israelites , and her line of reasoning is so powerful that it throws the preacher off track .
“ She trying to be distracting , ” one of the men says .
“ She trying @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ re out of order , ” the preacher tells the woman .
“ Where ’ s your husband ?
Let me speak to him.
” By now the gathering of Covington Catholic boys watching the scene has grown to 10 or 12 , some of them in maga hats .
They are about 15 feet away , and while the conflict is surely beyond their range of experience , it also includes biblical explication , something with which they are familiar .
“ Don ’ t stand to the side and mock @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , who do not appear to be mocking him .
“ Bring y ’ all cracker ass up here and make a statement.
” The boys turn away and begin walking back to the larger group .
“ You little dirty-ass crackers .
Your day coming .
Your day coming … ’ cause your little dusty asses wouldn ’ t walk down a street in a black neighborhood , and go walk up on nobody playing no games like that , ” he calls after them , but they take no notice .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ stick my foot in your little ass .
”

For those who don't remember, Sandmann and other Covington High School students were nationally vilified due to their depiction by major news outlets as being MAGA hat wearing bigots.
Many might remember their depiction as Trump's Hitler Youth, harassing a poor Native American War Hero (who wasn't actually a War Hero).
Turns out that the teens were waiting for their ride back from a Pro-Life rally.
From The Atlantic:
The full video reveals that there was indeed a Native American gathering at the Lincoln Memorial, that it took place shortly before the events of the viral video, and that during it the indigenous people had been the subject of a hideous tirade of racist insults and fantasies. But the white students weren’t the people hurling this garbage at them—the young “African American men preaching about the Bible and oppression” were doing it. For they were Black Hebrew Israelites, a tiny sect of people who believe they are the direct descendants of the 12 tribes of Israel, and whose beliefs on a variety of social issues make Mike Pence look like Ram Dass.
The full video reveals that these kids had wandered into a Tom Wolfe novel and had no idea how to get out of it.
It seems that the Black Hebrew Israelites had come to the Lincoln Memorial with the express intention of verbally confronting the Native Americans, some of whom had already begun to gather as the video begins, many of them in Native dress. The Black Hebrew Israelites’ leader begins shouting at them: “Before you started worshipping totem poles, you was worshipping the true and living God. Before you became an idol worshipper, you was worshipping the true and living God. This is the reason why this land was taken away from you! Because you worship everything except the most high. You worship every creation except the Creator—and that’s what we are here to tell you to do.”
A young man in Native dress approaches them and gestures toward the group gathering for its event. But the Black Hebrew Israelites mix things up by throwing some dead-white-male jargon at him—they are there because of “freedom of the speech ” and “freedom of religion” and all that. The young man backs away. “You have to come away from your religious philosophy,” one Black Hebrew Israelite yells after him.
A few more people in Native costume gather, clearly stunned by his tirade. “You’re not supposed to worship eagles, buffalos, rams, all types of animals,” he calls out to them.
A Native woman approaches the group and begins to challenge its ideology, which prompts the pastor’s coreligionists to thumb their Bibles for relevant passages from Proverbs and Ecclesiastes. He asks the woman why she’s angry, and when she tells him that she’s isn’t angry, he responds, “You’re not angry? You’re not angry? I’m making you angry.” The two start yelling at each other, and the speaker calls out to his associates for Isaiah 58:1.
Another woman comes up to him yelling, “The Bible says a lot of shit. The Bible says a lot of shit. The Bible says a lot of shit.”
Black Hebrew Israelites believe, among other things, that they are indigenous people. The preacher tells a woman that “you’re not an Indian. Indian means ‘savage.’ ”
Men begin to gather with concerned looks on their face. “Indian does not mean ‘savage,’ ” one of them says reasonably. “I don’t know where you got that from.” At this point, most of the Native Americans who have surrounded—“mobbed”?—the preacher have realized what the boys will prove too young and too unsophisticated to understand: that the “four young African American men preaching about the Bible and oppression” are the kind of people you sometimes encounter in big cities, and the best thing to do is steer a wide berth. Most of them leave, exchanging amused glances at one another. But one of the women stays put, and she begins making excellent points, some of which stump the Black Hebrew Israelites.
It was heating up to be an intersectional showdown for the ages, with the Black Hebrew Israelites going head to head with the Native Americans. But when the Native woman talks about the importance of peace, the preacher finally locates a unifying theme, one more powerful than anything to be found in Proverbs, Isaiah, or Ecclesiastes.
He tells her there won’t be any food stamps coming to reservations or the projects because of the shutdown, and then gesturing to his left, he says, “It’s because of these … bastards over there, wearing ‘Make America Great Again’ hats.”
The camera turns to capture five white teenage boys, one of whom is wearing a maga hat. They are standing at a respectful distance, with their hands in their pockets, listening to this exchange with expressions of curiosity. They are there to meet their bus home.
“Why you not angry at them?” the Black Hebrew Israelite asks the Native American woman angrily.
“That’s right,” says one of his coreligionists, “little corny-ass Billy Bob.”
The boys don’t respond to this provocation, although one of them smiles at being called a corny-ass Billy Bob. They seem interested in what is going on, in the way that it’s interesting to listen to Hyde Park speakers.
The Native woman isn’t interested in attacking the white boys. She keeps up her argument with the Black Hebrew Israelites, and her line of reasoning is so powerful that it throws the preacher off track.
“She trying to be distracting,” one of the men says. “She trying to stop the flow.”
“You’re out of order,” the preacher tells the woman. “Where’s your husband? Let me speak to him.”
By now the gathering of Covington Catholic boys watching the scene has grown to 10 or 12, some of them in maga hats. They are about 15 feet away, and while the conflict is surely beyond their range of experience, it also includes biblical explication, something with which they are familiar.
“Don’t stand to the side and mock,” the speaker orders the boys, who do not appear to be mocking him. “Bring y’all cracker ass up here and make a statement.” The boys turn away and begin walking back to the larger group.
“You little dirty-ass crackers. Your day coming. Your day coming … ’cause your little dusty asses wouldn’t walk down a street in a black neighborhood, and go walk up on nobody playing no games like that,” he calls after them, but they take no notice. “Yeah, ’cause I will stick my foot in your little ass.”


welovetrump--2020-07-24--Chicago’s Lightfoot Removes Columbus From Park

Chicago 's two Christopher Columbus statues were taken down early Friday morning , nearly one week after protests erupted in the city .
Crews were seen taking down the statues in Grant Park and the city 's Little Italy neighborhood during the overnight hours .
By 6 a.m. , only the pedestal remained in Grant Park , where the statue stood since 1933 after being dedicated during Chicago 's second World Fair .
`` The city of Chicago—at Mayor Lightfoot ’ s direction—has temporarily removed the Christopher Columbus statues in Grant Park and Arrigo Park until further notice , '' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ statement .
`` This action was taken after consultation with various stakeholders .
It comes in response to demonstrations that became unsafe for both protesters and police , as well as efforts by individuals to independently pull the Grant Park statue down in an extremely dangerous manner .
This step is about an effort to protect public safety and to preserve a safe space for an inclusive and democratic public dialogue about our city 's symbols .
In addition , our public safety resources must be concentrated where they are most needed throughout @ @ @ @ @ @ @ South and West Side communities . ''
Reports first surfaced on social media Thursday indicating the statue at Grant Park could be taken down as soon as late Thursday night .
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot Issues Statement After Violent Clashes Between Police , Demonstrators Protesters across the county have called for the removal of statues of Columbus , saying that the Italian explorer is responsible for the genocide and exploitation of native peoples in the Americas .
Still , some Italian-Americans in Chicago said they did not support the move .
`` Columbus @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 've celebrated for years and maybe we all forgot why we celebrated Christopher Columbus , '' Sergio Giangrande , president of the Joint Civic Committee of Italian American said .
`` To take someone who 's a symbol of hope for us ?
We are not OK with that . ''
Giangrande added , however , that the group understands the safety concerns but hoped for a compromise .
`` I can guarantee you that Italian Americans are not happy about this , '' he said .
Mayor Lori Lightfoot said Monday that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the city will take inventory of the various monuments , paintings `` and other things that memorialize '' Chicago 's past and history .
`` In time , our team will determine there are no monuments to African Americans in this city , '' Lightfoot said .
`` There are no monuments to women .
There are no monuments that reflect the contributions of people in the city of Chicago who contributed to the greatness of this city . ''

And more fromNBC5 Chicago:
Chicago's two Christopher Columbus statues were taken down early Friday morning, nearly one week after protests erupted in the city.
Crews were seen taking down the statues in Grant Park and the city's Little Italy neighborhood during the overnight hours. By 6 a.m., only the pedestal remained in Grant Park, where the statue stood since 1933 after being dedicated during Chicago's second World Fair.
"The city of Chicago—at Mayor Lightfoot’s direction—has temporarily removed the Christopher Columbus statues in Grant Park and Arrigo Park until further notice," the mayor's office said in a statement. "This action was taken after consultation with various stakeholders. It comes in response to demonstrations that became unsafe for both protesters and police, as well as efforts by individuals to independently pull the Grant Park statue down in an extremely dangerous manner. This step is about an effort to protect public safety and to preserve a safe space for an inclusive and democratic public dialogue about our city's symbols. In addition, our public safety resources must be concentrated where they are most needed throughout the city, and particularly in our South and West Side communities."
Reports first surfaced on social media Thursday indicating the statue at Grant Park could be taken down as soon as late Thursday night.
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot Issues Statement After Violent Clashes Between Police, Demonstrators
Protesters across the county have called for the removal of statues of Columbus, saying that the Italian explorer is responsible for the genocide and exploitation of native peoples in the Americas.
Still, some Italian-Americans in Chicago said they did not support the move.
"Columbus is a symbol of hope who we've celebrated for years and maybe we all forgot why we celebrated Christopher Columbus," Sergio Giangrande, president of the Joint Civic Committee of Italian American said. "To take someone who's a symbol of hope for us? We are not OK with that."
Giangrande added, however, that the group understands the safety concerns but hoped for a compromise.
"I can guarantee you that Italian Americans are not happy about this," he said.
Mayor Lori Lightfoot said Monday that she would announce a process in which the city will take inventory of the various monuments, paintings "and other things that memorialize" Chicago's past and history.
"In time, our team will determine there are no monuments to African Americans in this city," Lightfoot said. "There are no monuments to women. There are no monuments that reflect the contributions of people in the city of Chicago who contributed to the greatness of this city."


welovetrump--2020-07-27--Mets, Braves Stand for National Anthem on Opening Day

It ’ s always refreshing to see displays of patriotism , especially in times like these when so many denigrate our country .
Many professional sports teams and organizations have cowered to the Black Lives Matter crowd and chosen to kneel during the national anthem .
But not all !
As the New York Daily News reports , all members of the Mets and the Braves stood for the national anthem on opening day of baseball : Every player on the Mets and Braves stood for the national anthem on Friday , as was mostly typical across baseball ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on the Nationals , Yankees , Dodgers and Giants all knelt ( except for one ) before the anthem on Thursday , then mostly stood for the actual anthem .
Players on the Mets and Braves did not kneel before the anthem at Citi Field .
A video of clips from players around the league was played on the Citi Field screen calling for fans and MLB to “ acknowledge the pain of the Black community.
” Dozens of players in the video said “ Black Lives Matter , ” which was absent @ @ @ @ @ @ @ speech that players knelt during Thursday night .
While audio from that speech played , Mets and Braves players stood along the foul lines holding the league-provided black cloth .
They all remained standing for the performance of the national anthem , delivered virtually by New York-area essential workers .
Mets first baseman Dom Smith , a Black player from Los Angeles , told SNY earlier this week that kneeling was low on his list of priorities .
Compare this to the Yankees decision to completely kneel for the anthem :

It’s always refreshing to see displays of patriotism, especially in times like these when so many denigrate our country.
Many professional sports teams and organizations have cowered to the Black Lives Matter crowd and chosen to kneel during the national anthem.
But not all!
As the New York Daily News reports, all members of the Mets and the Braves stood for the national anthem on opening day of baseball:
Every player on the Mets and Braves stood for the national anthem on Friday, as was mostly typical across baseball’s restart. Players, coaches and staffers on the Nationals, Yankees, Dodgers and Giants all knelt (except for one) before the anthem on Thursday, then mostly stood for the actual anthem. Players on the Mets and Braves did not kneel before the anthem at Citi Field. A video of clips from players around the league was played on the Citi Field screen calling for fans and MLB to “acknowledge the pain of the Black community.” Dozens of players in the video said “Black Lives Matter,” which was absent from the Morgan Freeman-read, Andrew McCutchen-written speech that players knelt during Thursday night. While audio from that speech played, Mets and Braves players stood along the foul lines holding the league-provided black cloth. They all remained standing for the performance of the national anthem, delivered virtually by New York-area essential workers. Mets first baseman Dom Smith, a Black player from Los Angeles, told SNY earlier this week that kneeling was low on his list of priorities.
Compare this to the Yankees decision to completely kneel for the anthem:


welovetrump--2020-07-27--Video: “Peaceful” Protester Learns Lesson After Kicking a Federal Officer

Democrats and their allies in the media are acting as though President Trump is responsible for the tension in Portland .
However , President Trump has largely remained on the sidelines as violent demonstrators took to the streets .
It was n't until the federal courthouse was repeatedly assaulted that Trump sent some federal officers to help quell the violence .
According to Fox News , the unrest has spread beyond Portland : A small Oregon city less than a two-hour drive from Portland experienced rioting Saturday night as hundreds targeted a county jail and federal courthouse with fireworks before @ @ @ @ @ @ @ inside .
Tactics employed by demonstrators mirrored those seen in Portland – which , as of Sunday , has witnessed 60 consecutive nights of protests and civil unrest in the wake of George Floyd ’ s death .
An anti-capitalist , anti-fascist group of teens that made a name for themselves in the Portland riots appeared to raise money for the seven adults and one juvenile arrested in Eugene , Ore. Saturday .
The Pacific Northwest Youth Liberation Front ’ s unverified account retweeted messages directing people to use the mobile payment service @ @ @ @ @ @ @ their bail .
It still remains unclear who helps fund and organize these riots , as crowds in several western cities appear increasingly armed with ammunition and fireworks , as well as helmets , umbrellas and makeshift shields designed for confronting local law enforcement and federal officers .
In Eugene , crowds blocked the streets and prevented one man in a pickup truck from passing , according to conservative journalist Andy Ngo , who made headlines last summer after an attack by members of the far-left militant group Antifa sent him to the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ vehicle Saturday night , the driver opened his door and pointed his handgun toward another man wearing a black t-shirt and helmet .
The demonstrator pointed his own weapon at the driver through the opened car door window as the two faced off amid shouting from the crowd .
The now-viral video of the exchange has garnered more than 1.6 million views as of Monday .
It was not clear if either man depicted in the video was among those arrested .
Unlike in Portland , federal law enforcement has not been deployed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ people – located about 108 miles away .
Local police seem to be taking a hands-off approach by using drones to monitor crowds before intervening to quell violence .
The Eugene Police Department said it became aware of a planned protest at the U.S. Federal Courthouse starting at 8 p.m. on Saturday night .
Armed counter-protesters also showed up and a man was arrested after firing a handgun into the air in the middle of a crowd of about 300 people .

Democrats and their allies in the media are acting as though President Trump is responsible for the tension in Portland.
However, President Trump has largely remained on the sidelines as violent demonstrators took to the streets.
It wasn't until the federal courthouse was repeatedly assaulted that Trump sent some federal officers to help quell the violence.
According to Fox News, the unrest has spread beyond Portland:
A small Oregon city less than a two-hour drive from Portland experienced rioting Saturday night as hundreds targeted a county jail and federal courthouse with fireworks before attacking businesses downtown while employees remained trapped inside.
Tactics employed by demonstrators mirrored those seen in Portland – which, as of Sunday, has witnessed 60 consecutive nights of protests and civil unrest in the wake of George Floyd’s death.
An anti-capitalist, anti-fascist group of teens that made a name for themselves in the Portland riots appeared to raise money for the seven adults and one juvenile arrested in Eugene, Ore. Saturday. The Pacific Northwest Youth Liberation Front’s unverified account retweeted messages directing people to use the mobile payment service Venmo to send funds to go toward their bail.
It still remains unclear who helps fund and organize these riots, as crowds in several western cities appear increasingly armed with ammunition and fireworks, as well as helmets, umbrellas and makeshift shields designed for confronting local law enforcement and federal officers.
In Eugene, crowds blocked the streets and prevented one man in a pickup truck from passing, according to conservative journalist Andy Ngo, who made headlines last summer after an attack by members of the far-left militant group Antifa sent him to the hospital.
After the crowd surrounded his vehicle Saturday night, the driver opened his door and pointed his handgun toward another man wearing a black t-shirt and helmet. The demonstrator pointed his own weapon at the driver through the opened car door window as the two faced off amid shouting from the crowd. The now-viral video of the exchange has garnered more than 1.6 million views as of Monday.
It was not clear if either man depicted in the video was among those arrested. Unlike in Portland, federal law enforcement has not been deployed to Eugene – a city of 171,000 people – located about 108 miles away. Local police seem to be taking a hands-off approach by using drones to monitor crowds before intervening to quell violence.
The Eugene Police Department said it became aware of a planned protest at the U.S. Federal Courthouse starting at 8 p.m. on Saturday night. Armed counter-protesters also showed up and a man was arrested after firing a handgun into the air in the middle of a crowd of about 300 people.


welovetrump--2020-07-27--Feds Raid Chinese Consulate in Houston Used as Spying Base

This year , it ’ s become increasingly clear that China holds hostility towards the US and the rest of the western world .
China started off by withholding information about the coronavirus and even lying in some cases , which potentially made the global pandemic even worse .
Now , the situation has really come to a head as the US has been forced to takeover the Chinese consulate in Houston .
As the US Sun reports , the consulate was used as a base for stealing valuable US medical research : A group of men who appeared to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a back door of the Chinese consulate in Houston just hours after a US government closure order for the mission took effect .
The men did not respond when asked who they were by reporters .
Earlier , the same group of men was seen padlocking a door on another side of the building .
After the men went inside , two uniformed members of the US State Department ’ s Bureau of Diplomatic Security arrived to guard the door .
The Chinese embassy in Washington DC and the US State Department did @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on this activity .
According to a Reuters witness , consulate staff had exited the building shortly after 4pm and left in vehicles before the back door was forced open .
On Friday , China ordered the US to close the consulate .
It comes after the US ordered China to shutdown one of its offices in Houston amid ongoing rows over trade , spying , the coronavirus pandemic , and the South China Sea .
We shouldn ’ t allow a country to operate inside our borders if they are going to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ authoritarian , communist country that takes advantage of our country in matters of trade .
Here ’ s the latest on Twitter over the seizure of the consulate :

This year, it’s become increasingly clear that China holds hostility towards the US and the rest of the western world.
China started off by withholding information about the coronavirus and even lying in some cases, which potentially made the global pandemic even worse.
Now, the situation has really come to a head as the US has been forced to takeover the Chinese consulate in Houston.
As the US Sun reports, the consulate was used as a base for stealing valuable US medical research:
A group of men who appeared to be American officials were seen forcing open a back door of the Chinese consulate in Houston just hours after a US government closure order for the mission took effect. The men did not respond when asked who they were by reporters. Earlier, the same group of men was seen padlocking a door on another side of the building. After the men went inside, two uniformed members of the US State Department’s Bureau of Diplomatic Security arrived to guard the door. The Chinese embassy in Washington DC and the US State Department did not immediately respond to requests for comment on this activity. According to a Reuters witness, consulate staff had exited the building shortly after 4pm and left in vehicles before the back door was forced open. On Friday, China ordered the US to close the consulate. It comes after the US ordered China to shutdown one of its offices in Houston amid ongoing rows over trade, spying, the coronavirus pandemic, and the South China Sea.
We shouldn’t allow a country to operate inside our borders if they are going to steal from us.
Let alone an authoritarian, communist country that takes advantage of our country in matters of trade.
Here’s the latest on Twitter over the seizure of the consulate:


welovetrump--2020-07-27--HBO’s John Oliver: Portland Protests “Mostly Peaceful”

The liberal propaganda machine is firing on all cylinders to conceal from their followers the severity of the chaos going on in Portland .
Or maybe they all know how radical it is and just want to feel good about it .
As we just covered , Dem .
Rep Jerry Nadler has just called Antifa in Portland , `` a myth . ''
Now we have another talking head , HBO 's John Oliver , calling the riots `` mostly peaceful . ''
The ongoing protests in Portland got more national TV attention Sunday night courtesy of “ Last @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as the host tore into President Donald Trump ’ s deployment of federal troops , and Fox News ’ “ the end of America as we know it ” portrayal of what ’ s been happening in the Rose City .
Oliver began Sunday ’ s episode of his weekly HBO show by talking about what ’ s been going on in Portland , which he called “ The Nature Valley Granola Bar of U.S. cities , in that it ’ s crunchy , messy , and , let ’ s be honest @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The host went on to talk about how the news has recently been dominated by images from the protests , which began as a response to the killing of George Floyd and to systemic racism and police brutality .
In recent weeks , the protests have become larger and more heated , following President Donald Trump ’ s deployment of federal officers charged with protecting federal property in downtown Portland , where nightly demonstrations that generally begin in a peaceful manner have regularly become more chaotic in late-night and early morning hours .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ claiming that local officials wanted the federal deployment , citing comments from Oregon Gov .
Kate Brown and Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler , in which both stated exactly the opposite , and called on the federal forces to leave .
The host also alluded to a supposed pattern of federal officers throwing protesters in unmarked vans , though The Oregonian/OregonLive recently wrote : “ While reports of federal officers scooping up citizens and placing them in unmarked vans without probable cause has generated extensive headlines , lawsuits and national outrage , only one @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has provided a first-hand account of this occurring .
There is also a widely circulated video on social media of another , unidentified man dressed in black being approached by men in camouflage , being detained and walked to unmarked van and driven off.
” The Portland protests have been mostly peaceful , Oliver said , though there have been “ some isolated chaotic incidents.
” Oliver also alluded to local protesters objecting to Portland police having used tear gas , and how Wheeler , as the mayor and police commissioner was also @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Wheeler actually became known as ‘ Tear Gas Teddy , ' which I guarantee you , is set to be this Christmas ’ worst-selling toy .
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The liberal propaganda machine is firing on all cylinders to conceal from their followers the severity of the chaos going on in Portland.
Or maybe they all know how radical it is and just want to feel good about it.
As we just covered, Dem. Rep Jerry Nadler has just called Antifa in Portland, "a myth."
Now we have another talking head, HBO's John Oliver, calling the riots "mostly peaceful."
From OregonLive.Com:
The ongoing protests in Portland got more national TV attention Sunday night courtesy of “Last Week Tonight With John Oliver,” as the host tore into President Donald Trump’s deployment of federal troops, and Fox News’ “the end of America as we know it” portrayal of what’s been happening in the Rose City. Oliver began Sunday’s episode of his weekly HBO show by talking about what’s been going on in Portland, which he called “The Nature Valley Granola Bar of U.S. cities, in that it’s crunchy, messy, and, let’s be honest, nobody’s first choice.” The host went on to talk about how the news has recently been dominated by images from the protests, which began as a response to the killing of George Floyd and to systemic racism and police brutality. In recent weeks, the protests have become larger and more heated, following President Donald Trump’s deployment of federal officers charged with protecting federal property in downtown Portland, where nightly demonstrations that generally begin in a peaceful manner have regularly become more chaotic in late-night and early morning hours. Oliver took issue with Trump’s claiming that local officials wanted the federal deployment, citing comments from Oregon Gov. Kate Brown and Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler, in which both stated exactly the opposite, and called on the federal forces to leave. The host also alluded to a supposed pattern of federal officers throwing protesters in unmarked vans, though The Oregonian/OregonLive recently wrote: “While reports of federal officers scooping up citizens and placing them in unmarked vans without probable cause has generated extensive headlines, lawsuits and national outrage, only one Portland protester, 29-year-old Mark Pettibone, has provided a first-hand account of this occurring. There is also a widely circulated video on social media of another, unidentified man dressed in black being approached by men in camouflage, being detained and walked to unmarked van and driven off.” The Portland protests have been mostly peaceful, Oliver said, though there have been “some isolated chaotic incidents.” Oliver also alluded to local protesters objecting to Portland police having used tear gas, and how Wheeler, as the mayor and police commissioner was also blamed, “to the point where Wheeler actually became known as ‘Tear Gas Teddy,' which I guarantee you, is set to be this Christmas’ worst-selling toy.”


welovetrump--2020-07-27--Trump To Send More Feds To Portland

Trump To Send More Feds To Portland

As violence in Portland , OR , continues to intensify against Federal buildings , President Donald Trump has decided to send more Federal reinforcements to the area .
From our friends at Fox News : The Trump administration is sending more federal agents to Portland , Ore. , in a bid to increase its presence against growing groups of protesters and nightly lawlessness .
The U.S .
Marshals Service will send 100 deputy U.S .
Marshals to Portland , according to an internal Marshals email reviewed by The Washington Post .
The first batch of men and women began arriving @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Security is also considering sending in 50 U.S. Customs and Border Protection personnel to the city , though a final decision has not yet been made , the paper reported , citing senior administrative officials .
The move to send in additional agents would mark a significant expansion of the federal forces currently deployed to Portland .
As of mid-July , there were only 114 federal agents .
The largely liberal city has seen weeks of protests over police brutality and systemic racism with no end in sight .
There have been nightly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ into riots , for two straight months following the death of George Floyd , a Minneapolis man who died in police custody .
Retired Marine who carried American flag through Portland protests says ‘ terrorists ’ have taken over his cityVideo President Trump repeatedly has said he sent federal agents to Portland to stop the unrest but state and local officials say he 's only making a bad situation worse .
The Trump administration has pledged to defeat the `` violent anarchists '' who claim they are trying to burn down the federal @ @ @ @ @ @ @ agents and activists have intensified in recent weeks .
Late Sunday , there was a reported shooting in Portland .
There was also a bag found with loaded rifle magazines and Molotov cocktails , which led to an intense Monday morning confrontation between demonstrators and law enforcement . ''

As violence in Portland, OR, continues to intensify against Federal buildings, President Donald Trump has decided to send more Federal reinforcements to the area.
From our friends at Fox News:
The Trump administration is sending more federal agents to Portland, Ore., in a bid to increase its presence against growing groups of protesters and nightly lawlessness.
The U.S. Marshals Service will send 100 deputy U.S. Marshals to Portland, according to an internal Marshals email reviewed by The Washington Post.
The first batch of men and women began arriving Thursday night.
The Department of Homeland Security is also considering sending in 50 U.S. Customs and Border Protection personnel to the city, though a final decision has not yet been made, the paper reported, citing senior administrative officials.
The move to send in additional agents would mark a significant expansion of the federal forces currently deployed to Portland. As of mid-July, there were only 114 federal agents.
The largely liberal city has seen weeks of protests over police brutality and systemic racism with no end in sight. There have been nightly protests, some of which have escalated into riots, for two straight months following the death of George Floyd, a Minneapolis man who died in police custody.
Retired Marine who carried American flag through Portland protests says ‘terrorists’ have taken over his cityVideo
President Trump repeatedly has said he sent federal agents to Portland to stop the unrest but state and local officials say he's only making a bad situation worse.
The Trump administration has pledged to defeat the "violent anarchists" who claim they are trying to burn down the federal courthouse building.
Confrontations between heavily-armed federal agents and activists have intensified in recent weeks.
Late Sunday, there was a reported shooting in Portland. There was also a bag found with loaded rifle magazines and Molotov cocktails, which led to an intense Monday morning confrontation between demonstrators and law enforcement."


welovetrump--2020-07-27--Rahm Emanuel Likens Anthem Kneeling To Religious Devotion

The former Mayor of Chicago and Barack Obama Accolyte , Rahm Emanuel , has likened National Anthem kneelers to religious worshippers .
Monday on ABC ’ s “ The View , ” former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel ( D ) compared athletes kneeling during the national anthem in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement to congregants kneeling at religious services .
Co-host Whoopi Goldberg said , “ We were talking earlier in the show about athletes taking a knee , and someone told me you had a change of heart on this .
What did they mean ?
” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ know , when it first happened three years ago when Colin took a knee , I was , like , you know , you have to respect America , and I didn ’ t think that was appropriate .
You know , at the religious services of the High Holy Days Jewish services , Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur we in the middle of services , do take a knee and bow to God in our humbleness and understand that we have work to do to live up to God ’ s image @ @ @ @ @ @ @ As I started to expand my reading in the Islamic faith , the Catholic faith , in key moments , one takes a knee in awe of both respect to God , but also humbly knowing that seeing God ’ s work here on earth is not done .
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The former Mayor of Chicago and Barack Obama Accolyte, Rahm Emanuel, has likened National Anthem kneelers to religious worshippers.
From Breitbart News:
Monday on ABC’s “The View,” former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel (D) compared athletes kneeling during the national anthem in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement to congregants kneeling at religious services.
Co-host Whoopi Goldberg said, “We were talking earlier in the show about athletes taking a knee, and someone told me you had a change of heart on this. What did they mean?”
Emanuel said, “Well, you know, when it first happened three years ago when Colin took a knee, I was, like, you know, you have to respect America, and I didn’t think that was appropriate. You know, at the religious services of the High Holy Days Jewish services, Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur we in the middle of services, do take a knee and bow to God in our humbleness and understand that we have work to do to live up to God’s image and doing God’s work. As I started to expand my reading in the Islamic faith, the Catholic faith, in key moments, one takes a knee in awe of both respect to God, but also humbly knowing that seeing God’s work here on earth is not done.”


welovetrump--2020-07-27--Jerry Nadler: Antifa Violence In Portland Is “A Myth”

Jerry Nadler must not watch the news .
When a social media personality , Austen Fletcher , a.k.a .
Essential Fleccas , asked him to comment on the Antifa riots being documented across multiple media sources , Nadler flat out denied it .
Trending : Mike Ditka Says Athletes Who Refuse to Respect National Anthem Can “ Get the Hell Out ” Rep. Jerry Nadler ( D-NY ) , chairman of the House Judiciary Committee , called the violent riots , which have destroyed property and injured numerous law enforcement officers , “ a myth ” on Sunday “ It @ @ @ @ @ @ @ across the whole country , ” reporter Austen Fleccas said to Nadler .
“ Do you disavow the violence from Antifa that ’ s happening in Portland right now ?
There ’ s riots— ” “ That ’ s a myth that ’ s being spread only in Washington , DC , ” Nadler said .
This is diametrically opposed to what the Department of Homeland Security ’ s ( DHS ) assessment of the situation in Portland .
“ The violent situation Portland has witnessed for the past eight weeks continues with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ federal law enforcement officers work diligently and honorably to enforce federal law , defend federal property , and protect the lives of their fellow officers , ” DHS said in a statement issued on Sunday .
“ As federal officers left the courthouse to respond to attacks on the fence , just like on previous nights they were met by rioters with hard projectiles , mortar style fireworks and lasers that can cause permanent blindness .
Over the previous 24 hours , such assaults have resulted in at least 14 federal officers injured @ @

Jerry Nadler must not watch the news.
Or he's on Antifa's pay-roll.
When a social media personality, Austen Fletcher, a.k.a. Essential Fleccas, asked him to comment on the Antifa riots being documented across multiple media sources, Nadler flat out denied it.
From Breitbart News:
Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-NY), chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, called the violent riots, which have destroyed property and injured numerous law enforcement officers, “a myth” on Sunday
“It is true. There’s violence across the whole country,” reporter Austen Fleccas said to Nadler. “Do you disavow the violence from Antifa that’s happening in Portland right now? There’s riots—”
“That’s a myth that’s being spread only in Washington, DC,” Nadler said.
This is diametrically opposed to what the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) assessment of the situation in Portland.
“The violent situation Portland has witnessed for the past eight weeks continues with violent anarchists rioting on the streets as federal law enforcement officers work diligently and honorably to enforce federal law, defend federal property, and protect the lives of their fellow officers,” DHS said in a statement issued on Sunday. “As federal officers left the courthouse to respond to attacks on the fence, just like on previous nights they were met by rioters with hard projectiles, mortar style fireworks and lasers that can cause permanent blindness. Over the previous 24 hours, such assaults have resulted in at least 14 federal officers injured.”


welovetrump--2020-07-27--Video: WNBA Players Leave Court in Protest During National Anthem

The WNBA season kicked off Saturday with a statement against racial injustice .
As the national anthem played before tip-off , Seattle Storm and New York Liberty players dropped their basketballs , walked off the court and back to their respective locker rooms .
Earlier this month , the league announced that the 2020 season will be dedicated to raising awareness about social justice issues .
The effort includes warm-up uniforms with the messages `` Say her name '' and `` Black Lives Matter '' and the creation of a player-led Social Justice Council .
Before the season opener began @ @ @ @ @ @ @ forward Breanna Stewart addressed the Black Lives Matter movement and dedicated the season to Breonna Taylor , a Black emergency technician who was killed by police in her home in March .
`` Breonna Taylor was dedicated and committed to uplifting everyone around her , '' Clarendon said .
`` We 're also dedicating this season to Say Her Name campaign , a campaign committed to saying the names and fighting for justice for Black women , Black women who are so often forgotten in this fight for justice , who do not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ them . ''
`` We will say her name : Sandra Bland , Atatiana Jefferson , Dominique Remy Fells , and Breonna Taylor , '' Clarendon said .
`` We will be a voice for the voiceless . ''

CBS News has more:
The WNBA season kicked off Saturday with a statement against racial injustice. As the national anthem played before tip-off, Seattle Storm and New York Liberty players dropped their basketballs, walked off the court and back to their respective locker rooms.
Earlier this month, the league announced that the 2020 season will be dedicated to raising awareness about social justice issues. The effort includes warm-up uniforms with the messages "Say her name" and "Black Lives Matter" and the creation of a player-led Social Justice Council.
Before the season opener began, Liberty guard Layshia Clarendon and Storm forward Breanna Stewart addressed the Black Lives Matter movement and dedicated the season to Breonna Taylor, a Black emergency technician who was killed by police in her home in March.
"Breonna Taylor was dedicated and committed to uplifting everyone around her," Clarendon said. "We're also dedicating this season to Say Her Name campaign, a campaign committed to saying the names and fighting for justice for Black women, Black women who are so often forgotten in this fight for justice, who do not have people marching in the streets for them."
"We will say her name: Sandra Bland, Atatiana Jefferson, Dominique Remy Fells, and Breonna Taylor," Clarendon said. "We will be a voice for the voiceless."


welovetrump--2020-07-26--Mike Ditka Says Athletes Who Refuse to Respect National Anthem Can “Get the Hell Out”

NFL Hall of Famer Mike Ditka did not mince any words when giving his opinion on professional athletes kneeling for @ @ @ @ @ asked about his opinion on then kneeling in an interview with TMZ Sports , Ditka @ @ @ @ @ can ’ t respect our national anthem , get the hell out of the country.
@ @ @ @ @ statement by saying that perhaps he is “ old fashioned ” but he was still @ @ @ @ @ felt .

NFL Hall of Famer Mike Ditka did not mince any words when giving his opinion on professional athletes kneeling for the National Anthem.
When asked about his opinion on then kneeling in an interview with TMZ Sports, Ditka stated that “If you can’t respect our national anthem, get the hell out of the country.”
Ditka did paraphrase his statement by saying that perhaps he is “old fashioned” but he was still very clear with how he felt.


welovetrump--2020-07-26--Rosie O’Donnell Says Trump Is the Leading Cause of Death in America

Rosie O ’ Donnell has joined the myriad celebrities placing blame for the deaths of Americans on President Donald Trump .
The former talk show host is a vocal critic of Trump , having previously feuded with himprior to his presidential run in the 2016 election .
O ’ Donnell took to Twitter on Wednesday to throw her voice behind the chorus of celebrities who have accused the president of being to blame for deaths in the country .
However , she didn ’ t specify exactly what she ’ s referring to .
“ Donald J. Trump is now @ @ @ @ @ @ @ United States , ” she wrote along with the hashtags “ AmericaOrTrump , ” “ # stopTRUMP ” and “ # StopTrumpsGestapo.
” The president has been criticized in recent weeks both for his handling of the coronavirus pandemic , which has seen spikes and surges throughout the country , as well as his decision to respond to protests in cities like Portland , Ore. by dispatching federal agents .
Although O ’ Donnell is rarely shy about criticizing Trump , she ’ s not the only celebrity to lay the blame for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in 2020 .
It seems a slew of stars share a similar grievance with Trump .
Rosie O'Donnell joins the many celebrities blaming Donald Trump for the deaths of Americans .
( Bruce Glikas/WireImage ) In February , just prior to the COVID-19 pandemic forcing people throughout the country to go into lockdown , Pink Floyd rocker Roger Waters got the ball rolling when he spoke at a live Q & A to promote his concert film “ Us + Them ” and went as far as to call Trump a “ tyrant @ @ @ @ @ @ @ promoting Sen. Bernie Sanders ’ presidential campaign .
“ And this is a man who has failed at f -- -ing everything in his life except becoming the biggest … tyrant and mass murderer and mass destroyer of everything that any of us might love or cherish in the whole [ world ] , only because he has the power , ” he told the crowd ( via Rolling Stone ) .
“ Unfortunately , he has his finger on the button on it , and he ’ s right .
In ‘ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that he has a bigger button and it works , it does .
And it ’ s working all over the world , murdering brown people for profit.
” Since then , celebrities have stepped up their allegations that Trump is responsible for people ’ s deaths due to his handling of the coronavirus pandemic , which many saw as lacking in the early days and continue to question as many parts of the country remain in lockdown months after the first reported spike .
“ The United States of America has more @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ] any country in the world , ” Rosanna Arquette tweeted in March .
“ this all could have been avoided had we had a real leader who cared about the American people and not just profit .
”

And Fox News added:
Rosie O’Donnell has joined the myriad celebrities placing blame for the deaths of Americans on President Donald Trump.
The former talk show host is a vocal critic of Trump, having previously feuded with himprior to his presidential run in the 2016 election. O’Donnell took to Twitter on Wednesday to throw her voice behind the chorus of celebrities who have accused the president of being to blame for deaths in the country. However, she didn’t specify exactly what she’s referring to.
“Donald J. Trump is now the leading cause of death in the United States,” she wrote along with the hashtags “AmericaOrTrump,” “#stopTRUMP” and “#StopTrumpsGestapo.”
The president has been criticized in recent weeks both for his handling of the coronavirus pandemic, which has seen spikes and surges throughout the country, as well as his decision to respond to protests in cities like Portland, Ore. by dispatching federal agents.
Although O’Donnell is rarely shy about criticizing Trump, she’s not the only celebrity to lay the blame for people’s deaths at his feet in 2020. It seems a slew of stars share a similar grievance with Trump.
Rosie O'Donnell joins the many celebrities blaming Donald Trump for the deaths of Americans. (Bruce Glikas/WireImage)
In February, just prior to the COVID-19 pandemic forcing people throughout the country to go into lockdown, Pink Floyd rocker Roger Waters got the ball rolling when he spoke at a live Q&A to promote his concert film “Us + Them” and went as far as to call Trump a “tyrant” and “mass murderer” while promoting Sen. Bernie Sanders’ presidential campaign.
“And this is a man who has failed at f---ing everything in his life except becoming the biggest … tyrant and mass murderer and mass destroyer of everything that any of us might love or cherish in the whole [world], only because he has the power,” he told the crowd (via Rolling Stone). “Unfortunately, he has his finger on the button on it, and he’s right. In ‘Pigs,’ when we put up that he has a bigger button and it works, it does. And it’s working all over the world, murdering brown people for profit.”
Since then, celebrities have stepped up their allegations that Trump is responsible for people’s deaths due to his handling of the coronavirus pandemic, which many saw as lacking in the early days and continue to question as many parts of the country remain in lockdown months after the first reported spike.
“The United States of America has more cases of corona virus then [sic] any country in the world,” Rosanna Arquette tweeted in March. “this all could have been avoided had we had a real leader who cared about the American people and not just profit.”


welovetrump--2020-07-25--MLB Tweets Video of NY Yankees Kneeling During Anthem

Naturally , there was no demonstration for the hundreds of police officers that have been injured or lost their lives recently .
Or the thousands of black people that have lost their lives to black-on-black crime .
But then again , Black Lives Matter is n't a fact-based movement .
Meanwhilte , Newsweek details how Trump has firmly stated he does n't want to see any MLB players kneeling during the anthem : President Donald Trump has again condemned players kneeling during the national anthem , claiming the gesture `` would hurt a lot of people '' in the U.S. @ @ @ @ @ @ @ see protests while the flag is being raised .
Trump has been an outspoken critic of players taking a knee during the national anthem since former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick first knelt to protest against racial discrimination and police brutality in 2016 .
Similar protests are expected across the major U.S. leagues this season , after several players and teams publicly supported the Black Lives Matter movement in the wake of George Floyd 's killing while in police custody in Minneapolis on May 25 .
On the day the MLB season @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the novel coronavirus pandemic , Trump said baseball 's return was a major psychological boost to the country but insisted players should not be kneeling during the anthem .
`` It 's great that baseball is back , and other sports are back .
I hope everyone 's standing , '' Trump said during a Thursday night appearance on the Sean Hannity Show .
`` I hope they 're not going to be kneeling when the flag is raised .
I do n't like to see that .
That would hurt a lot @ @ @ @ @ @ @ do n't want to see that with the NFL , or baseball , or basketball , or anything else .
There are plenty of places you can protest .
You do n't have to protest on the raising of our flag . ''
Trump 's appeal fell on deaf ears , with several players kneeling ahead of both games on Opening Day .
Players took a knee during a minute of silence ahead of the national anthem before the New York Yankees played the Washington Nationals at Nationals Park in Washington , D.C. @ @ @ @ @ @

The New York Post reports on the matter:
Everyone from both the Yankees and Nationals knelt … before the national anthem.
Major League Baseball’s long-awaited opening night featured a pregame ceremony at Nationals Park that recognized a social issue that has risen to prominence since the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis police custody in May.
After taking batting practice in Black Lives Matter T-shirts, the entire Yankees and Nationals rosters stood on their respective baselines as The Players Alliance video promoting Black Lives Matter — featuring Yankees Aaron Hicks, Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton as well as the retired CC Sabathia — aired. Then came a “moment of unity,” as conceived by former Yankee and current Phillie Andrew McCutchen: A 200-yard piece of fabric extended from beyond first base to beyond third base via home plate, each man holding it, as Academy Award-winning actor Morgan Freeman voiced words that will be shared as each ballpark opens:
“In order to achieve effective change and create a new canvas of optimism, empathy must lead the charge. This moment signifies our charge. Our brotherhood. Our unity. Equality and unity cannot be until there is empathy.
“Today, and every day, we come together as brothers. As equals, all with the same goal — to level the playing field. To change the injustices. Equality is not just a word. It’s our right! Today we stand as men from 25 nations on six continents.
“Today, we are one.”


welovetrump--2020-07-25--Video: Dr Anthony Fauci Throws First Pitch at Yankees v.s. Nationals Game, Pitch is Far-Left

Dr. Anthony Fauci took time away from his busy schedule to throw out the cerimonial first pitch during the Yankees @ @ @ @ @ .
The results were not fantastic .
Let ’ s just say Dr. Fauci flattend @ @ @

Dr. Anthony Fauci took time away from his busy schedule to throw out the cerimonial first pitch during the Yankees v.s. Nationals game Thursday.
The results were not fantastic.
Let’s just say Dr. Fauci flattend the curve ball…


welovetrump--2020-07-25--Nicholas Sandmann Settles Lawsuit with Washington Post Worth $250 Million

Nothing is greater than seeing the fake news media forced to pay for their own evils .
Nicholas Sandmann just @ @ @ @ @ because of those evils .
Back in January 2019 , Sandmann and several of his @ @ @ @ @ Scool found themselves in the middle of a media-orchestrated circus of fake news when a @ @ @ @ @ students while banging on a drum to “ diffuse ” a possible volatile situation involving @ @ @ @ @ .
The media focused on a short clip of Sandmann “ smirking ” at the @ @ @ @ @ drumming .
Calls for doxxing the students went out and many in the media called @ @ @ @ @ of white privilege .
What happened next was unsurprising to anyone with half a brain @ @ @ @ @ and video evidence proved the media jumped the gun with their accusations .

Nothing is greater than seeing the fake news media forced to pay for their own evils.
Nicholas Sandmann just became $250 million richer because of those evils.
Back in January 2019, Sandmann and several of his classmates from Covington Catholic High Scool found themselves in the middle of a media-orchestrated circus of fake news when a Native American activist approached the students while banging on a drum to “diffuse” a possible volatile situation involving the students and another group.
The media focused on a short clip of Sandmann “smirking” at the activist while the latter continued drumming.
Calls for doxxing the students went out and many in the media called Sandmann’s actions indicitive of white privilege.
What happened next was unsurprising to anyone with half a brain.
More information became available and video evidence proved the media jumped the gun with their accusations.


welovetrump--2020-07-25--Rep. Ted Yoho Denies Calling AOC a “F*****g B***h” on House Floor, But AOC Slams Him Anyways

Once you ring a bell , you ca n't unring it .
Republican Representative Ted Yoho has been accused of @ @ @ @ @ b***h '' on the House floor .
Yet , despite Yoho 's denial of ever @ @ @ @ @ , the freshman congresswoman from New York delivered a fiery speech on the House floor @ @ @ @ @ of sexism .
Yoho did admit that he said AOC 's policies were `` B.S.
@ @ @ @ @ denies saying those curse words towards the congresswomen herself .
But that did n't stop @ @ @ @ @ AOC 's speech , which has now gone viral on social media .
Yoho 's @ @ @ @ @ call AOC that derogatory term , however , have hardly been covered .
More details @ @ @ @ @ speech on the House floor , below :

Once you ring a bell, you can't unring it.
Republican Representative Ted Yoho has been accused of calling AOC a "f*****g b***h" on the House floor.
However, Yoho calling AOC those words.
Yet, despite Yoho's denial of ever using that language against AOC, the freshman congresswoman from New York delivered a fiery speech on the House floor condemning Yoho and accusing him of sexism.
Yoho did admit that he said AOC's policies were "B.S.," but he still denies saying those curse words towards the congresswomen herself.
But that didn't stop the mainstream media from covering AOC's speech, which has now gone viral on social media.
Yoho's claims that he did NOT call AOC that derogatory term, however, have hardly been covered.
More details, including AOC's critical speech on the House floor, below:


welovetrump--2020-07-25--Special Ed Teacher Out of Job Over Accusation He Encouraged BLM Supporter to Kill White Baby in Vira

Special Ed Teacher Out of Job Over Accusation He Encouraged BLM Supporter to Kill White Baby in Viral Photo

A Georgia special education teacher has been fired over disturbing comments that were discovered on social media .
The DeKalb @ @ @ @ @ that Brian Papin , a special education teacher , is now officially OUT of a @ @ @ @ @ fire for comments that appear to encourage a BLM supporter to kill a white baby @ @ @ @ @ commenting on a viral image of a BLM supporter kneeling on the kneck of a @ @ @ @ @ comment , Papin said : It appears that Papin was encouraging the BLM supporter to @ @ @ @ @ referencing the death of George Floyd at the hands of a white police officer .
@ @ @ @ @ statement from the school district , below :

A Georgia special education teacher has been fired over disturbing comments that were discovered on social media.
The DeKalb County school distract has confirmed that Brian Papin, a special education teacher, is now officially OUT of a job.
He was under fire for comments that appear to encourage a BLM supporter to kill a white baby.
Papin is accused of commenting on a viral image of a BLM supporter kneeling on the kneck of a white baby.
In the comment, Papin said:
Lean into it until death! You saw the video.
It appears that Papin was encouraging the BLM supporter to kill the white baby, referencing the death of George Floyd at the hands of a white police officer.
More details, including a statement from the school district, below:


welovetrump--2020-07-25--Prominent Black Trump Supporter Killed in Milwaukee; Political Motive Being Investigated

The show of respect and support from the local community is a true testiment to Trammell 's character .
So much love and support has been shown for Trammell and those who survive hime .
Local CBS 58 News has more details on the Milwaukee neighborhood in mourning : Tributes continue to pour in for a man killed in Milwaukee ’ s Riverwest neighborhood .
Family and friends identified 60-year-old Bernell Trammell as the man shot and killed Thursday , July 23 near Wright and Bremen .
Flowers and artwork now cover the scene , which is right outside the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
On Thursday and Friday , dozens of community members stopped by the memorial to remember him .
`` This is just how I pay respect , '' said a local artist who goes by the name Wisdom Prometheus Grey .
`` I 've been asking people to please bring candles .
Please whatever you can do . ''
Milwaukee police say he was shot and killed around 12:30 p.m. Thursday .
They 're still investigating what led up to the shooting and they are still looking for suspects .
Many community members @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Rastafari religious views .
Community members said Trammell was an independent who supported candidates on both sides of the aisle , including President Donald Trump in the presidential race and Sen. Lena Taylor in the Milwaukee mayoral race .
John Self said he had many philosophical conversations with Trammell over the years inside his business .
`` He believed in democracy .
He believed in his right to free speech , '' Self said .
`` I do n't think he ever once tried to convert you or change you .
He would @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he would listen to what you had to think , and then he would respect that . ''
Milwaukee police said they are still investigating the motive for the shooting .
Patricia Holland , who lives near the scene , was likely one of the last people to see Trammell alive .
`` He was a happy person .
He always talked to everybody that came by basically , say hi and speak to them , '' Holland said .
It is clear that Trammell is the exact opposite of how the media @ @ @ @ @ @ @ loving , kind , generous , and philosophical man .
And aside from that , he was also a black Trump supporter .
Diversity in politics should be a good thing , not a bad thing !
We pray that the truth in the ongoing investigation will be discovered and made known .
May justice be survived for this senseless murder in broad daylight !
It 's time to restore peace , law , and order to our cities !

60-year-old Bernell Trammel was shot in front of the business he owned in Milwaukee.
Flowers and tributes are being brought by community members every hour.
Trammel was a prominent figure in the Milwaukee community and was especially known for his staunch support for President Trump.
He wanted community members to know that he was a proud, black Trump voter.
Those in the community said that they knew him for his strong political beliefs, but they also knew him as a good friend and decent man.
Police confirmed that Trammel was shot outside of his business, Expressions Jounral Publications.
An investigation is ongoing, including into whether this was politically motivated.
More details below:


welovetrump--2020-07-25--CBS Vote By Mail Experiment Suggests 21% of Ballots Won’t Arrive On Time; 3% of Voters Disenfranchis

CBS Vote By Mail Experiment Suggests 21% of Ballots Won’t Arrive On Time; 3% of Voters Disenfranchised

While the Democratic party and their allies in the mainstream media keep insisting that vote-by-mail is safe and secure , CBS News decided to conduct their own experiment .
The team at CBS News ran a vote-by-mail test to see if the ballots arrived at the correct address , arrived on time , and were counted properly .
They also studied if vote-by-mail would disenfranchise or encourage voters to participate in the election .
The results appears to be the OPPOSITE of what Democrats are suggesting .
According to the results , pieces of missorted mail were often sent to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mistake was discovered , it might not arrive at the correct address in time .
Perhaps the most alarming finding from the CBS News experiment : Out of the initial batch mailed a week earlier , 97 out of 100 votes had arrived .
Three simulated persons , or 3 % of voters , were effectively disenfranchised by mail by giving their ballots a week to arrive .
In a close election , 3 % could be pivotal .
Four days after mailing the second batch of mock ballots , 21 % of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ looks like President Trump is correct yet again to be hesitant on mail-by-vote efforts .
More details on the results below :

While the Democratic party and their allies in the mainstream media keep insisting that vote-by-mail is safe and secure, CBS News decided to conduct their own experiment.
The team at CBS News ran a vote-by-mail test to see if the ballots arrived at the correct address, arrived on time, and were counted properly.
They also studied if vote-by-mail would disenfranchise or encourage voters to participate in the election.
The results appears to be the OPPOSITE of what Democrats are suggesting.
According to the results, pieces of missorted mail were often sent to the wrong address.
Even if the mistake was discovered, it might not arrive at the correct address in time.
Perhaps the most alarming finding from the CBS News experiment:
Out of the initial batch mailed a week earlier, 97 out of 100 votes had arrived. Three simulated persons, or 3% of voters, were effectively disenfranchised by mail by giving their ballots a week to arrive. In a close election, 3% could be pivotal. Four days after mailing the second batch of mock ballots, 21% of the votes hadn't arrived.
It looks like President Trump is correct yet again to be hesitant on mail-by-vote efforts.
More details on the results below:


welovetrump--2020-07-28--Rashida Tlaib May Lose Seat to Opponent in Primary

HIGHLAND PARK , Mich. — Representative Rashida Tlaib , one of Congress ’ s most famous members , is perhaps best known for her membership in the progressive group known as “ the squad ” and her strident attacks on President Trump .
But on a recent Saturday , she stood in a former manufacturing plant in one of America ’ s poorest districts , talking about power outages as she worked to beat back a stiff primary challenge that is threatening her political future .
“ Where were the outages ?
Look at the map , ” Ms. Tlaib @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Zeta Phi Beta Sorority , the influential Black sorority , as she railed against DTE Energy , the local power company .
“ Black and brown communities overwhelmingly have outages because they don ’ t fix the infrastructure in our neighborhoods .
DTE , I don ’ t need you to issue a statement that says ‘ Black Lives Matter.
’ I need you to show me Black lives matter.
” The message drew raucous applause here in Highland Park , a city surrounded by Detroit where Black residents make up roughly 90 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ voters are less concerned with the latest Washington controversy than they are about coronavirus testing , neighborhood blight and losing power whenever thunderstorms strike .
Despite — or perhaps because of — millions of dollars in her campaign account and a national profile , Ms. Tlaib , 43 , is likely the most endangered member of the so-called squad , the diverse group of progressive Democratic women who were elected to the House in 2018 and have come to embody the vanguard of the party ’ s majority .
Catapulted to national prominence @ @ @ @ @ @ @ president uttered on the day she was sworn in , and insulted with racist tropes by Mr. Trump , Ms. Tlaib has drawn plenty of headlines during her first term .
Now her primary contest — a bitter rematch against a prominent Black leader — is testing Ms. Tlaib ’ s ability to ensure that her work outshines her celebrity .
It has also pitted two overlapping and often allied Democratic constituencies — Black Americans and the progressive left — against each other , making Ms. Tlaib , a symbol of the party @ @ @ @ @ @ @ target .
For more than a half century , Ms. Tlaib ’ s district was represented by John Conyers Jr. , a co-founder of the Congressional Black Caucus who died last year .
Brenda Jones , the Black president of the Detroit City Council who is challenging her , has positioned herself as a more fitting successor .
Ms. Tlaib , who is of Palestinian descent , made history in 2018 as one of the first two Muslim women elected to Congress .
Ms. Jones and her supporters argue that Ms. Tlaib has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tend to her district , which snakes through portions of Detroit and a mishmash of suburbs in Wayne County .
They say her outspokenness against Mr. Trump and centrist Democrats like Hillary Clinton , whom Ms. Tlaib booed at a rally in Iowa last year , has hampered her work in Congress .
“ You can be vocal , but the things that were being done — like calling the president a ‘ MF ’ or booing Hillary — every time something like that happened , I was getting calls from people saying @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this , ’ ” Ms. Jones said .
“ I ’ m not interested in being a rock star .
I ’ m just interested in bringing home the money , working for the people of the 13th district and uniting the community.
” Two years ago , Ms. Jones eked out a 2-point victory over Ms. Tlaib in a special primary election to serve out the remainder of Mr. Conyers ’ s term after his abrupt resignation .
But in a six-way primary held the same day , Ms. Tlaib defeated Ms. @ @ @ @ @ @ @ race to succeed him , effectively ensuring she would win the election for the next full term in the solidly Democratic district .
The outcome left bad blood on both sides .
Now , Ms. Jones has regrouped to challenge Ms. Tlaib in the Aug. 4 Democratic primary , drawing the support of all four of their former rivals , including former state Sen. Ian Conyers , the great-nephew of the late congressman , as well as a large contingent of influential Detroit ministers and Rev .
Wendell Anthony , the president of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ I ’ m always for African-American leadership , ” said Coleman Young II , a former state senator and one of the 2018 primary contenders who has endorsed Ms. Jones this time .
“ You don ’ t have to be Black to represent Black people , but you do have to be informed and it has to be a priority .
And I just don ’ t see it being a priority for constituents of the 13th district right now .
”

HIGHLAND PARK, Mich. — Representative Rashida Tlaib, one of Congress’s most famous members, is perhaps best known for her membership in the progressive group known as “the squad” and her strident attacks on President Trump.
But on a recent Saturday, she stood in a former manufacturing plant in one of America’s poorest districts, talking about power outages as she worked to beat back a stiff primary challenge that is threatening her political future.
“Where were the outages? Look at the map,” Ms. Tlaib told members of the Detroit chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, the influential Black sorority, as she railed against DTE Energy, the local power company. “Black and brown communities overwhelmingly have outages because they don’t fix the infrastructure in our neighborhoods. DTE, I don’t need you to issue a statement that says ‘Black Lives Matter.’ I need you to show me Black lives matter.”
The message drew raucous applause here in Highland Park, a city surrounded by Detroit where Black residents make up roughly 90 percent of the population, and where voters are less concerned with the latest Washington controversy than they are about coronavirus testing, neighborhood blight and losing power whenever thunderstorms strike.
Despite — or perhaps because of — millions of dollars in her campaign account and a national profile, Ms. Tlaib, 43, is likely the most endangered member of the so-called squad, the diverse group of progressive Democratic women who were elected to the House in 2018 and have come to embody the vanguard of the party’s majority.
Catapulted to national prominence by a profane call to impeach the president uttered on the day she was sworn in, and insulted with racist tropes by Mr. Trump, Ms. Tlaib has drawn plenty of headlines during her first term. Now her primary contest — a bitter rematch against a prominent Black leader — is testing Ms. Tlaib’s ability to ensure that her work outshines her celebrity.
It has also pitted two overlapping and often allied Democratic constituencies — Black Americans and the progressive left — against each other, making Ms. Tlaib, a symbol of the party’s growing diversity, into a target.
For more than a half century, Ms. Tlaib’s district was represented by John Conyers Jr., a co-founder of the Congressional Black Caucus who died last year. Brenda Jones, the Black president of the Detroit City Council who is challenging her, has positioned herself as a more fitting successor.
Ms. Tlaib, who is of Palestinian descent, made history in 2018 as one of the first two Muslim women elected to Congress.
Ms. Jones and her supporters argue that Ms. Tlaib has become too preoccupied with national issues to tend to her district, which snakes through portions of Detroit and a mishmash of suburbs in Wayne County. They say her outspokenness against Mr. Trump and centrist Democrats like Hillary Clinton, whom Ms. Tlaib booed at a rally in Iowa last year, has hampered her work in Congress.
“You can be vocal, but the things that were being done — like calling the president a ‘MF’ or booing Hillary — every time something like that happened, I was getting calls from people saying ‘You’re more professional than this,’” Ms. Jones said. “I’m not interested in being a rock star. I’m just interested in bringing home the money, working for the people of the 13th district and uniting the community.”
Two years ago, Ms. Jones eked out a 2-point victory over Ms. Tlaib in a special primary election to serve out the remainder of Mr. Conyers’s term after his abrupt resignation. But in a six-way primary held the same day, Ms. Tlaib defeated Ms. Jones to win the nomination for the race to succeed him, effectively ensuring she would win the election for the next full term in the solidly Democratic district.
The outcome left bad blood on both sides. Now, Ms. Jones has regrouped to challenge Ms. Tlaib in the Aug. 4 Democratic primary, drawing the support of all four of their former rivals, including former state Sen. Ian Conyers, the great-nephew of the late congressman, as well as a large contingent of influential Detroit ministers and Rev. Wendell Anthony, the president of the Detroit chapter of the N.A.A.C.P.
“I’m always for African-American leadership,” said Coleman Young II, a former state senator and one of the 2018 primary contenders who has endorsed Ms. Jones this time. “You don’t have to be Black to represent Black people, but you do have to be informed and it has to be a priority. And I just don’t see it being a priority for constituents of the 13th district right now.”


welovetrump--2020-07-28--22 People Arrested and Facing Federal Charges in Portland Protests

The Justice Department on Friday announced that it has arrested 18 people on federal charges for their roles in riots and protests that have raged for weeks near a federal courthouse in Portland .
The U.S. attorney for Oregon announced the charges concerning alleged criminal conduct near the Hatfield Courthouse , which has been under siege by protesters and is being protected by federal law enforcement from the DOJ and the Department of Homeland Security .
Charges include assault on federal officers , property damage , trespassing on federal property , arson and failing to comply with lawful orders .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ court and were released pending trials or other court proceedings , the DOJ said in a statement .
Court documents said that protests , which have been ongoing for more than 50 days , have often been followed by criminal activity , including assaults on law enforcement , destruction of property , vandalism and arson .
“ U.S .
Marshals Service deputies and officers from the Federal Protective Service , Homeland Security Investigations , and U.S. Customs and Border Protection working to protect the courthouse have been subjected to nightly threats and assaults @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” the DOJ said in a press release .
The arrests come amid increasing scrutiny of the federal response to the riots and protests in Portland .
While law enforcement officers have been assaulted and doxed , Democrats and other officials have said federal law enforcement have escalated the situation .

The Justice Department on Friday announced that it has arrested 18 people on federal charges for their roles in riots and protests that have raged for weeks near a federal courthouse in Portland.
The U.S. attorney for Oregon announced the charges concerning alleged criminal conduct near the Hatfield Courthouse, which has been under siege by protesters and is being protected by federal law enforcement from the DOJ and the Department of Homeland Security.
Charges include assault on federal officers, property damage, trespassing on federal property, arson and failing to comply with lawful orders. All have made first appearances in federal court and were released pending trials or other court proceedings, the DOJ said in a statement.
Court documents said that protests, which have been ongoing for more than 50 days, have often been followed by criminal activity, including assaults on law enforcement, destruction of property, vandalism and arson.
“U.S. Marshals Service deputies and officers from the Federal Protective Service, Homeland Security Investigations, and U.S. Customs and Border Protection working to protect the courthouse have been subjected to nightly threats and assaults from demonstrators while performing their duties,” the DOJ said in a press release.
The arrests come amid increasing scrutiny of the federal response to the riots and protests in Portland. While law enforcement officers have been assaulted and doxed, Democrats and other officials have said federal law enforcement have escalated the situation.


welovetrump--2020-07-28--Video: Portland Rioters Dump Trash Over Fence to Federal Building, Set it on Fire

For weeks , Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler and the mainstream media have been downplaying the violence and chaos emanating from the Black Lives Matter protests taking place in front of the city 's federal courthouse , documentary filmmaker Ami Horowitz told Fox News , calling it `` media malpractice . ''
Horowitz , who previously covered the Minneapolis protests in the wake of George Floyd 's death and Seattle 's Capitol Hill Organized Protest area , spoke to demonstrators who have protesting for weeks outside Portland 's Mark O. Hatfield U.S .
Courthouse , at one point vandalizing and attempting @ @ @ @ @ @ @ They were also seen throwing knives and using fireworks against federal law enforcement sent to defend the building .
According to Horowitz , they aim `` to encourage societal breakdown '' so they can rebuild it .
`` I saw many members of the press who had their cameras down when the protesters/rioters were ravaging the federal building , but when the federal agents came out of the courthouse , all of the sudden , their cameras are rolling , '' the filmmaker told Fox News .
In a pair of tweets Monday @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Anarchists & Agitators '' rioting in Portland and other cities , while claiming that if presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden wins the November election , the country would descend into chaos .
Howowitz went on to say : `` Many of them were hardcore rioters who were using pipes , hammers , and even golf clubs to break down the protective shielding of the building and to bust through , '' he explained .
`` They repeatedly used incendiary devices in order to create multiple fires in the hope of burning the building @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` U.N. Me '' filmmaker , who has previously produced `` Ami on the Streets '' segments for Fox News Channel about Black Lives Matter and other issues , said that , when he was there , the Portland crowd encouraged the mayhem and not a single protester discouraged the rioters .
`` Only when the federal building was in danger of burning down and its occupants were threatened , did the federal officers come out to extinguish the threat and did so as humanely possible , using tear gas , pepper spray @ @ @ @ @ @ @ after they were attacked with glass , bottles and rocks , '' he said .
Portland 's City Council has banned its police from working with federal law enforcement .
`` At one point I was hit by a propelled gas canister .
There were groups of people interrogating journalists .
They warned me that if I portrayed the protesters in a negative light , I would face 'street justice , ' '' Horowitz said .
`` And after being recognized , I was pelted with broken glass . ''
A protester told @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' and another said he `` strongly '' felt the need to declare `` a revolutionary war . ''
One protester said , `` I think that we have to burn it down , '' in reference to the erican experiment .
When Horowitz asked if violence was needed , a female protester responded : `` You got ta have violence . ''
`` There 's four levels of protest , '' the Black woman explained .
`` Looting and rioting is part of protesting .
So yes , I do agree that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` This is us taking the high road , '' another woman said .
`` This is us not creating groups to kill off and assassinate the people that are doing the same to us , '' a masked woman told him .
`` This is us just trying to create a world filled with love and kill off the hate . ''

For weeks, Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler and the mainstream media have been downplaying the violence and chaos emanating from the Black Lives Matter protests taking place in front of the city's federal courthouse, documentary filmmaker Ami Horowitz told Fox News, calling it "media malpractice."
Horowitz, who previously covered the Minneapolis protests in the wake of George Floyd's death and Seattle's Capitol Hill Organized Protest area, spoke to demonstrators who have protesting for weeks outside Portland's Mark O. Hatfield U.S. Courthouse, at one point vandalizing and attempting to set the building on fire. They were also seen throwing knives and using fireworks against federal law enforcement sent to defend the building.
According to Horowitz, they aim "to encourage societal breakdown" so they can rebuild it.
"I saw many members of the press who had their cameras down when the protesters/rioters were ravaging the federal building, but when the federal agents came out of the courthouse, all of the sudden, their cameras are rolling," the filmmaker told Fox News.
In a pair of tweets Monday night, President Trump slammed "deranged Anarchists & Agitators" rioting in Portland and other cities, while claiming that if presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden wins the November election, the country would descend into chaos.
Howowitz went on to say: "Many of them were hardcore rioters who were using pipes, hammers, and even golf clubs to break down the protective shielding of the building and to bust through," he explained. "They repeatedly used incendiary devices in order to create multiple fires in the hope of burning the building down and everyone inside."
The "U.N. Me" filmmaker, who has previously produced "Ami on the Streets" segments for Fox News Channel about Black Lives Matter and other issues, said that, when he was there, the Portland crowd encouraged the mayhem and not a single protester discouraged the rioters.
"Only when the federal building was in danger of burning down and its occupants were threatened, did the federal officers come out to extinguish the threat and did so as humanely possible, using tear gas, pepper spray, and other non-lethal means, even after they were attacked with glass, bottles and rocks," he said.
Portland's City Council has banned its police from working with federal law enforcement.
"At one point I was hit by a propelled gas canister. There were groups of people interrogating journalists. They warned me that if I portrayed the protesters in a negative light, I would face 'street justice,'" Horowitz said. "And after being recognized, I was pelted with broken glass."
A protester told him chaos was a "useful tool" and another said he "strongly" felt the need to declare "a revolutionary war."
One protester said, "I think that we have to burn it down," in reference to the erican experiment.
When Horowitz asked if violence was needed, a female protester responded: "You gotta have violence."
"There's four levels of protest," the Black woman explained. "Looting and rioting is part of protesting. So yes, I do agree that it needs to be there."
"This is us taking the high road," another woman said. "This is us not creating groups to kill off and assassinate the people that are doing the same to us," a masked woman told him. "This is us just trying to create a world filled with love and kill off the hate."


welovetrump--2020-07-28--Trump Signs Four MAJOR Executive Orders to Lower Prescription Drug Costs

It certainly does appear that prescription drugs have become increasingly expensive .
And one of President Trump ’ s core campaign promises was to lower the cost of these drugs .
Something the Democrats promised and failed to do with Obamacare .
Consider President Trump ’ s promise kept , as he recently signed four executive orders to lower the cost of prescription drugs !
Here ’ s the report from Reuters on Trump ’ s orders : U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday signed four executive orders aimed at lowering the prices Americans pay for prescription drugs , as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ criticism over his handling of the coronavirus pandemic .
Trump has previously proposed most of the changes made by the executive orders he signed on Friday , but this is the first time they have made it into signed executive orders .
One order would allow for the legal importation of cheaper prescription drugs from countries like Canada , while another would require discounts from drug companies now captured by middlemen to be passed on to patients , Trump said .
Another measure seeks to lower insulin costs while a fourth , which @ @ @ @ @ @ @ drug companies are successful , would require Medicare to purchase drugs at the same price that other countries pay , Trump said .
Executives of top drug companies have requested a meeting to discuss how they can lower drug prices , the president said .
“ We will see what those discussions indicate but the agency is prepared to move forward , ” said Medicare chief Seema Verma .
The orders received swift pushback from the pharmaceutical industry .
The move was “ a reckless distraction that impedes our ability to respond to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ could face in the future , ” Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America said in a statement .
The President announced his move via Facebook in the following post :

It certainly does appear that prescription drugs have become increasingly expensive.
And one of President Trump’s core campaign promises was to lower the cost of these drugs.
Something the Democrats promised and failed to do with Obamacare.
Consider President Trump’s promise kept, as he recently signed four executive orders to lower the cost of prescription drugs!
Here’s the report from Reuters on Trump’s orders:
U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday signed four executive orders aimed at lowering the prices Americans pay for prescription drugs, as he faces an uphill re-election battle and criticism over his handling of the coronavirus pandemic. Trump has previously proposed most of the changes made by the executive orders he signed on Friday, but this is the first time they have made it into signed executive orders. One order would allow for the legal importation of cheaper prescription drugs from countries like Canada, while another would require discounts from drug companies now captured by middlemen to be passed on to patients, Trump said. Another measure seeks to lower insulin costs while a fourth, which may not be implemented if talks with drug companies are successful, would require Medicare to purchase drugs at the same price that other countries pay, Trump said. Executives of top drug companies have requested a meeting to discuss how they can lower drug prices, the president said. “We will see what those discussions indicate but the agency is prepared to move forward,” said Medicare chief Seema Verma. The orders received swift pushback from the pharmaceutical industry. The move was “a reckless distraction that impedes our ability to respond to the current pandemic – and those we could face in the future,” Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America said in a statement.
The President announced his move via Facebook in the following post: